European Metals Holdings Limited announced initial results from its current nineteen hole resource drilling programme at the Cinovec Project in which it holds a 49% interest. The current programme of work was announced by the Company on 10 August 2020 (Measured Resource Drilling Commenced). Drilling of twelve of the nineteen holes has been completed and the thirteenth hole is currently underway. Analytical results for first six of the drill holes from the Cinovec South deposit are reported. Highlights: Completion of 12 of a total of 19 hole programme at the Cinovec Project. Interim results from first 6 holes in line with or better than expectations, Cinovec contains the largest hard rock lithium deposit in Europe, Cinovec is fully funded to final investment decision with approximately EUR 26.7m in Project Company currently. Given the relative ease of beneficiation of the Cinovec deposit through wet magnetic separation it was decided that it was important to report the drill results and the "in lab" beneficiation results. As reported to the market 21 October 2016 (Outstanding Lithium Recoveries at Coarse Grind) wet magnetic separation ("WMS") achieved a near pure lithium mica concentrate grading 2.85% Li2O with a lithium recovery of 92%. In all of the six holes, the upper section of the drilled ore body is elevated in tin. The best intercept was returned from the hole CIS-22, with an interval of 28m averaging 0.27% Sn. If considered no cut-off and internal waste, following tin intercepts were recorded: 29 m at 0.1% Sn in CIS-18, 52m at 0.14% Sn in CIS-19, 74m at 0.06% Sn in CIS-20, 37m at 0.1% Sn in CIS-21, 50.5m at 0.17% Sn in CIS-22, 71.5m at 0.09% Sn in CIS-23. The current drill programme has been planned to define blocks of resource for the first 5 years of mining within the Cinovec-South area, with a goal to convert the resource from indicated to measured category. The holes have been terminated in ore consistent with the aim of targeting the first 5 years of resource blocks for the mine.